An upcoming action RPG, with a surprise mix of Gacha and Souls, is underway. Not only will Unending Dawn be available on iOS and Android, but the development team, Parcae's Fate Studio, has also announced that it will be published for PlayStation 5. We do not yet know when it will be available. A seven-minute video showcasing the effort of the Hangzhou China-based studio follows an animated prologue that introduces the universe and protagonist before revealing substantial gameplay.
An open-world action role-playing game with an anime style, Unending Dawn draws inspiration from Elden Ring, Genshin Impact, among others. Unending Dawn is being developed with the backing of Tencent using the Unreal Engine 5.
The earth is filled with taboos and evil as odd hues creep across the sky, brought up from the depths of reality's darkest recesses by intangible entities. The Day of "Unending Dawn" brought about the collapse of civilizations based upon centuries of history, beliefs weaved from falsehoods, and everything that mere mortals take pleasure in.
But there are others who go down the Path of Cognition, beyond the comprehension of the ordinary people; they carry the curse of color, which will lead them to their ruin, but cling to the hope that preserves the world's being.
Playthrough footage suggests that Parcae's Fate Studio delivered on their promise of a top-notch video game. You may parry opponent strikes and, when timed well, execute deadly combination attacks, much as in Sekiro and Wuthering Waves.
You can upgrade and assign skills with the experience you earn by battling bosses and monsters in the overworld. Parcae's Fate Studio have been tight-lipped regarding their leveling system and how stats are distributed, but we will keep you informed until they make a big announcement.
For a game to be considered similar to Souls, two main aspects must be present: combat and atmospheric immersion. One of the best parts of the game is exploring the absolutely gorgeous and intricately detailed landscape, where you find new locations and ruins that implicitly tell you something.
By observing these details, gamers may deduce what has happened and where the world is going, which helps them to understand the story. Unending Dawn may alter this conventional Souls-setting method. And we can anticipate detailed backstories for every character since it is a gacha game.
There is still no worldwide availability for pre-registration. Nevertheless, TapTap allows gamers in China to reserve the game. It is exciting to think about, and ideally Parcae's Fate Studio will make a formal statement about Unending Dawn later this year.
Jennifer
Editor, NoobFeed